question because of the - to be joined. in part i asked the question because of the way . to be joined. in part i asked the. question because of the way that to be joined. in part i asked the - question because of the way that ms ghani framed her complaint was she said the problem is your muslimness. i didn't think muslimness was a word. when you look at the group on these issues, they say it is a word. but it's that sense of identity that some of the colleagues were not comfortable that that identity was kind of blurring the government or herjob are having some negative impact or association, is that a feeling you ever encounter? ida. impact or association, is that a feeling you ever encounter? no, i think it's murky. _ feeling you ever encounter? no, i think it's murky. we're _ feeling you ever encounter? no, i think it's murky. we're hearing i think it's murky. we're hearing reports from ms ghani, i think she's implied, it was implied that she wasn't defending the party robustly enough against allegations of islamophobia. i hate that term. i think it's, for me, it doesn't some off. there is an anti—muslim